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    success (CKGSB Knowledge, 2014). The survey found that creative leaders would invite disruptive innovation meaning that they would encourage others to stop following out-dated processes and take risks. They believe this is one of the main ways in which organisations can deal with their ever changing industries that are getting more and more volatile year on year (IBM, 2010). With this shift in favour of innovation, this opens up more opportunity for graduates that can engage their creative…

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    Cantillon and Adam Smith in the 17th and early 18th century, innovation holds an important position in capitalism. In a market economy the basic economic problem (what to produce, how to produce, and for whom to produce) is solved by entrepreneurs on a trial-and-error basis. An entrepreneur is a person who pays known costs of production to exploit opportunities in order to maximize financial returns. Thus, entrepreneurship is associated with innovation: a really novel idea either creates a new…

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    In order for a company to be successful, one must be highly innovative. For a company to keep customers engaged in their products, they must keep changing the products that are available. Most companies change their products from season to season. Businesses go through a process called product development in order for their new products to reach the market. According to Forbes, Lululemon Athletica is ranked number 41 on the 2015 ranking of the most innovative growth companies. Based on its…

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    accommodate to these changing conditions for survival and success. As volatility in business environment created uncertainties and obsolescence in traditional business, innovation emerged as a significant driving force to sustain and improve competitive advantage for companies. However, despite both academic and practical focus on innovation and entrepreneurship, many companies face difficulties and often fail in motivating their employees to behave entrepreneurially. In discussing the root…

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    The next innovation would be the cell phone. In 1973, Martin Cooper invented the first official cell phone. While it looked very different than the devices we use today and call cell phones, it performed its intended function as far as mobile communication goes. From…

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    Inordinate use of electronic contraption is debilitating individuals’ memory. Obviously, the generous advancement of innovation has its beneficial outcomes on education as the has turned out to be more dynamic in the middle of educators and students with innovation. Moreover, student these days can speak with their teachers and take in all the crucial information through the web. Notwithstanding, students if the new eras appears to have few…

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    Many firm considered innovation to be ‘sine qua non’ for the business operation and success. At the same time, it’s the current “proliferation in the current competitive, complex and capricious environment” (Panuwatwanich, Stewart, & Mohamed, 2008). According to Eaton, Akbiyikli and Dickinson (2006) in an organisation innovation is required a source of competitive advantages in their operation therefore the business needs to adapt to the rapid changes in order to embodied that complex process…

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    Success in the global knowledge economy requires continuous innovation. Innovation which is associated with economic growth, employment and prosperity in society has become one of the fastest growing research fields in the management area. The capability to innovate is among the most important factors that will help a firm to achieve and sustain its competitive advantage (Hult et al., 2004). Literature in innovation confirms that innovation has been perceived as an engine of economic growth,…

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    We live in a world full of technological innovation. America has always been a country where innovation is a priority. Examples of this innovation is seen and utilized every single day by millions of people such as Google and Facebook. Many of these companies use the “Move Fast and Break Things” motto when approaching this innovation. These companies with this approach give its consumers what they want regardless of how many mistakes were made in the process. Many of these companies utilize this…

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    There is so much in the current world that takes away from the way things used to be. Something as gigantic as the innovation of the cellular phone, or something as little as advertisements in the trays at a security checkpoint in the airport, both take away from the possibility of having a moment of solitude in life. Surfing the internet one can find a multitude of different articles chastising the progression of technology, and how it negatively affects society, but one will not find any…

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